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same problem

I need to know how also. I had my passwords saved onto my IE and now my idiot brother deleted my cookies and all my passwords are gone. Thankfully i saved all the cookies thinking this might happen but when i put them back to my folder it didnt have the saved passwords. If there is anyway you might beable to help me contact me at grkkilla200@yahoo.com Or post in here. Thank you for your time and i hope you can help me

Ps. sorry for reviving a old thread but ive been looking for some way to do this for about a week or so

As stated previously Cookies usualy do not store passwords, they store settings thats about it. you passwords are stored in your internet options under the "Content Tab" and as also stated previously you may want to search the website for help answering your question(s) or a thing called the internet

this is a similar question but in need of a serious answer. i am trying to find out how to get a password for a site my daughter was on and delete her account because i found out she was writing to an older man. she is 17 right now. but her mind is more like a 14 yr old. i need to make sure she is safe. and not talking to others. so need to figure out how to get the password or how to look up pages she was already on.

this is a similar question but in need of a serious answer. i am trying to find out how to get a password for a site my daughter was on and delete her account because i found out she was writing to an older man. she is 17 right now. but her mind is more like a 14 yr old. i need to make sure she is safe. and not talking to others. so need to figure out how to get the password or how to look up pages she was already on.

Greetings.

What Operating System, And what is the Browser & version number that is being used on the PC?

If she is still actively logging into the site, you might want to look into one of these:

http://www.keyghost.com/USB-Keylogger.htm -- They are [for the most part] operating system independent. Just plug it in, wait for her to log into the site, and retrieve the keyghost afterward. You can do this with software as well, but then you run the risk of anti-virus/anti-malware catching it.

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